docs: move remaining Ironclad verifications to Shipped

docs/ROADMAP.md

@@ -19,9 +19,7 @@ Guardrails (apply when adding anything):
 
 ### Now (ready to pick up)
 
-- **Ironclad: Multi-Monitor Integrity.** Verify Hyprland, Waybar, and Walker behavior on dual-screen setups. Ensure launchers follow the cursor and the bar handles secondary monitors gracefully.
-- **Ironclad: Input Method (Fcitx5) Functional Pass.** Prove that non-ASCII input (Pinyin/Mozc) is functional in the live VM. Fix any Wayland-specific D-Bus or environment issues.
-- **Ironclad: Overlap & Conflict Proofing.** Verify that manual Nix overrides in `home.nix` correctly and consistently take precedence over the machine-managed `nomarchy-state.nix`.
+_(empty — all entries shipped or moved to Later)_
 
 ### Next (bigger lifts that build on Now)
 
@@ -179,6 +177,9 @@ Pillar is **done** when every component has had a live VM pass and the roadmap c
 
 (Move items here when they land — keep them brief, link the commit/PR.)
 
+- _2026-05-31_ — **Ironclad: Overlap & Conflict Proofing complete.** Verified that manual Nix overrides in `home.nix` take precedence over UI choices without causing evaluation errors. **Fixed:** Updated `nomarchy-sync-nix-state` and the installer to wrap all machine-generated values in `nomarchy-state.nix` with `lib.mkDefault`. This ensures a user can manually set `nomarchy.theme = "catppuccin"` in their config, safely overriding the UI state without triggering "conflicting definition values" errors in the module system.
+- _2026-05-31_ — **Ironclad: Input Method (Fcitx5) Functional Pass complete.** Verified that non-ASCII input (Pinyin/Mozc) is functional in the live VM. **Fixed:** Enabled `i18n.inputMethod.fcitx5.waylandFrontend = true` in `core/system/input-method.nix` to properly bind Fcitx5 to the Wayland text-input protocol, resolving missing environment variable issues and ensuring the candidate window renders correctly in Hyprland.
+- _2026-05-31_ — **Ironclad: Multi-Monitor Integrity complete.** Verified Hyprland, Waybar, and Walker behavior on dual-screen setups (simulated via dual `virtio-vga` VM devices). **Fixed:** Removed a hardcoded `"output": "DP-2"` parameter from the `summer-day` Waybar configuration, ensuring the bar spawns seamlessly across all connected monitors. Confirmed Walker inherently follows the active monitor as expected.
 - _2026-05-31_ — **Ironclad: Offline Resilience complete.** Audited the system for network-induced hangs by booting a live VM with `-net none`. **Fixed:** `nomarchy-upload-log` (added a 5s connect timeout to `curl` to fail fast when ix.io is unreachable) and `nomarchy-update-available` (added a fast-fail ping check so Waybar doesn't hang executing `nix flake metadata` while offline). **Restored:** recreated `nomarchy-update` (syncs the local git repo and calls `nomarchy-sys-update`) and `nomarchy-update-time` (restarts `systemd-timesyncd`), which were referenced in the menu but missing from the filesystem. The system now remains fully responsive without internet access.
 - _2026-05-31_ — **Flake Update logic fixed & Rolling Release path established.** Rewrote `nomarchy-update` to properly interact with the downstream `flake.nix` inputs. Instead of attempting a `git pull`, it now strips the initial installation pin (`?rev=<hash>`) to seamlessly transition the user to a rolling release, and then runs `nix flake update` to bump `flake.lock`. Rewrote `nomarchy-update-available` to correctly query the upstream git repository and compare its `HEAD` against the local lockfile, ensuring the Waybar update icon only appears when an actual update is pending.
 - _2026-05-31_ — **Deep Runtime Polish: State-Sync Stress Test complete.** Verified the robustness of the hybrid declarative state system (`nomarchy-state.nix`) via an automated chaos test in a live VM (250 parallel writes across 5 concurrent workers). **Bug fixed:** identified and resolved a critical race condition where the Nix sync script was being called outside the `flock` lock in `nomarchy-state-write`. Moving the sync inside the protected block ensured atomic updates to both JSON and Nix state files. Verification confirmed 100% integrity and zero desyncs under heavy load.